The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-10-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oll mdTkeb CIOseu yeSteiudy IOs'
Opening this morning at 70Bc.
Turkeys are beginning to roost
on the top perch now.
They haven't succeeded in getting
the tools out of the Wolcott well yet.
Mr.. j. Il. Crawford nf Franklin,
spent part Of last week in town on
business.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.
Blum, of German Hill, Monday eve.
ning-a daughter.
Mrs. Judge Turnkey was the
guest last week of Mrs. S. ID. Irwin
aud Mrs. Col. Thomas.
Lawrence q Smearbaugh have a
feet Of ten coal fats about ready 10
start for the Pittsburgh market.
The President has issued his proc
lamation appointing Thursday, Nov.
Oath, next, as a day Of Thanksgiving.
Misses Maggie and Artie Robin.
son returned last Friday from their
visit to friends in St. Louis and Chi
cago.
Little Willie screams and storms
with burn upon his arm. To little
Willie joy is sent, by using Salvation
Oil the great liDiment.
Samuel Walker. we'll known to
many of our readers, is now stopping
at the Erie Soldiers Home. He has
not been able to walk for three years.
Saturday morning last the first
general suow greeted the people as
they stepped out Of doors. The
ground was fairly covered aud out on
the hills "the beautiful" was three
inches deep.
DR.. Siggins went TO West Hicko-
ry TO attend the funeral of an infant
child of his brother, A. j. SiggiDs,
which died yesterday, aged about eight
months. The stricken parents have
our sympathy.
The shut down project goes into
effect Nov. 1st. II is to be hoped
some good to the oil regions viii come
out of the movement, which will be
somewhat of departure from past
efforts in that direction.
-Hallow Zen occurs next Monday
evening, Oct 81. The fact is men
toned, not as a reminder to the boys,
but as a pointer to the average citizen
who has thus far failed to garner his
cabbage, pumpkins. etc.
-Watchmaker Ralle was in Pitts,
burgh last week and laid in u full line
+ of crystals, springs, hands, DC. be
also bought complete outfit of the
latest pattern of tools, and is all the
better prepared now to please his Gus
TONERS.
Mr.. r. w. Merriam, who wal
obliged to abandon his business il
Tennessee on account of failing health
will leave next MoDday for Colorado
; where his ply sicians believe the eli
mate will restore his health. w,
p hope it may.
Mrs. S. D. Irwin was the guest 0
Franklin friends during the past week
, On Monday she was joined by Mrs
{. A. B. Kelly, when they attended I
convention of the missionary society
Of this section of the State, which wa
in progress there.
The strongest wind storm that ha
visited this section Of country fo
years, passed over US on Sunday eve
ming last, doing much damage in tn,
oil fields in blowing over and demol
ishing derricks. 1t was all wiud-D'
rain or snow aoeompaniments.
r "A goodly number of our lover
of music took in the concert Of tn
famous Schubert Quartette, at lid
ioute last Thursday evening. aud re
: turned delighted with the entertain
ment. Hickory turned out an i'm
r mense crowd, while Tidioute was ou
y in body, filling Grandin opera hOus
;, to its utmost capacity. All who at
9 tended are lavish 10 their praise of th
managers of the affair, Messrs. Buck
lin aud Wheeler, who labored hard I
= please their patrons and make then
comfortable.